choirgirl
noun [ C ] uk/ˈkwaɪə.ɡɜːl/ us/ˈkwaɪr.ɡɝːl/
唱诗班女孩
a girl who sings in a church choir
She joined the church choir at seven and by nine, she was head choirgirl. 她七岁加入教堂唱诗班，九岁时成为唱诗班的首席。
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- Whitney Houston turned from church choirgirl to superstar.
- Katherine Jenkins is the Welsh choirgirl who won a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music and then, at 23, was offered the biggest record deal in classical music history.
- She may look tough, but in person she is a well-mannered former choirgirl.
- Dressed in a cream blouse and flat shoes, with her hair tied back in an Alice band, she couldn't look more like a choirgirl if she tried.